We are back from holiday!!
I am up to my armpits in laundry...
the fridge crapped out while we were away....
the garden is a jungle....
and last nite the upstairs bathroom flooded
into the downstairs one when the
kids were showering.
Sigh....
home sweet home!
We DID have a great holiday though!!
On our way to BC we pulled over at
this cool old ghost town called Nordegg, Alberta
and I couldn't resist taking photos of
one of my favorite subjects
{DOORS...old doors actually!}
so I thought I would share
some with you today.
I wish the pediment was still above this door...
great old church door
must have been the old school!
old abandoned garage
hello...anyone home??
aqua doors...my favorite
I am not sure why I love
old doors so much my they really
do appeal to me... so thanks
for putting up with my obsession!
Hopefully I survive the estimates
of what needs fixing
around here and then I have to tackle
the rhubarb, peas, and beans
that have gone jungle on me.
Breathe deeply...
just one thing at a time!
Karen
Such wonderful photos of doors, Karen!!! You know, I never really pay attention to them, but you really draw out their beauty! I think I will be paying more attention now! Thank you for opening my eyes!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are able to recover quickly from all the haps! Like you said, one thing at a time...that's all you can do! Hope all goes well!
You have a beautiful garden! Thank you for the relish recipe ~ Looks delicious! I will definitely be giving that a try!
Hugs!
Lori
They're beautiful!! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteI have a love for doors too, check out my newest one I just posted about :) Great photos....I have to say that the aqua ones are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteToni
Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for all the icky stuff happening.
Deep breaths... it'll all work out. And eat some chocolate. I heard it helps.
Hugs!
So what is happening now??? LOL! Always something isn't there? Keeps life interesting that is for sure. Great pictures, one of those "whenever God closes a door, He opens a window..." kind of things maybe?? Take care!!
ReplyDeleteDuring the summer months, think about using the heat from the sun to dry your clothes instead of utilizing a dryer. Hanging your clothes outside to dry in the sun will give your clothes an incredible fresh smell. Sun-drying clothes gives them a fresh smell. You can also save money on your energy bills.kirtan
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